Eurotunnel in a sentence

That meant that passengers taking the LeShuttle service, the newly-rebranded former Eurotunnel, between England’s Folkestone and France’s Calais got to watch a parade of exotic motors as they waited to board.

Eurotunnel has also been working closely with European managers, regulators and manufacturers to achieve this goal.

It is staffed by French and British Border Force police, providing real-time information with images of the ports of Calais and Dunkirk, the Eurotunnel and Eurostar.

Mr Hancock defended the £33m payment to Eurotunnel as making sure "whatever happens in Brexit people can be safe".

The price includes accommodation for five in a two-bedroom apartment and Eurotunnel crossing, arriving December 21 2019.

A hooded man who pushed former Eurotunnel chairman Sir Robert Malpas on to the tracks in an alleged attempted to kill him blamed the attack on a lack of sleep, a court heard.

Another wrote on social media: 'Anyone who has used Eurotunnel recently knows that the system is broken.

A search has been launched for a 13-year-old schoolgirl who left the UK on a Eurotunnel train.

Eurotunnel said: “The prolonged and unprecedented temperatures in the South-East of England are affecting the air conditioning on board our shuttles.

Despite the restructuring, The Economist reported in 1998 that to break even Eurotunnel would have to increase fares, traffic and market share for sustainability.

Eurotunnel Chairman & Chief Executive Jacques Gounon said that he hoped the liberalisation of rules would allow entry into the market of competitors such as Deutsche Bahn.

Eurotunnel commissioned the UK Fire Research Station - now part of the Building Research Establishment - to give reports of vehicle fires, and liaised with Kent Fire Brigade to gather vehicle fire statistics over one year.

Eurotunnel originally ordered six HGV shuttle rakes.

Eurotunnel's original order was for nine tourist shuttles.

Eurotunnel was created to manage and own the tunnel, which was finished in 1993, the official opening taking place in May 1994.

Financial restructuring of Eurotunnel occurred in mid-1998, reducing debt and financial charges.

In January 2014, UK operators EE and Vodafone signed ten-year contracts with Eurotunnel for Running Tunnel North.

The exact cause is unknown, citation although it was not a Eurotunnel equipment or rolling stock problem; it may have been due to arson of a heavy goods vehicle.

The island of Great Britain is connected to the European road network by Eurotunnel Shuttle - an example of a car shuttle train which is a service used in other parts of Europe to travel under mountains and over wetlands.

The Maître d'Oeuvre was a supervisory engineering body employed by Eurotunnel under the terms of the concession that monitored project activity and reported back to the governments and banks.